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LAST UPDATED OCTOBER 22, 2026

A little clarity
about privacy.

Enenum covers private information on your Mac. Different features handle information differently.

Terminal privacy in Warp

This feature runs locally. It reads your account and computer names and updates Warp’s local secret-redaction settings. Additional text you choose to hide and recovery settings are stored on your Mac. It does not rename your account, move files, or send this information to an AI service.

Optional AI review

Automatic analysis of screenshots, recordings, and live screens sends images and extracted text directly to Meta’s API using the Meta API key you connect. Imported recordings are checked frame by frame; changed visual scenes may be sent for analysis. Live screen images are sent only while you enable Live blur. Meta’s terms and data practices apply to those requests. Meta bills API usage separately.

Use cloud analysis only for material you are permitted to send to Meta. Warp name masking works without cloud analysis or an API key.

Files, audio, and settings

Rendering happens locally. Imported files are left unchanged, and covered copies are saved separately. Video audio is preserved unchanged and is not sent for AI analysis. Spoken private information is not removed. Temporary processing files are removed during normal completion or cancellation.

While Live blur is on, automatic screenshot protection also checks new macOS screenshots using Meta. A covered result can replace a newly saved screenshot. Pause Live blur to stop these automatic checks.

The API key you save is encrypted using macOS storage. Settings and optional private words are stored locally. Automatic recognition can miss text: review exports before sharing.

Purchases

Whop handles checkout, payment details, receipts, and purchase support. Enenum does not receive your full payment card number. License activation, when used, sends your license key and a machine identifier to the license service.

This website

The site is hosted on Whop. Its hosting and checkout services process requests and associated technical information. The interactive example uses fictional information and does not inspect your computer, screen, or files.

Questions

For purchase questions, use the support options attached to your Enenum order in Whop. For feature information, see Help & setup.